My Dream House by beachzz
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Needs a little work, but when I saw this house on Tybee Island, it stopped me in my tracks. It's the kind of place I love, rustic, overgrown, full of charm--and yeah, probably all kinds of things I don't want to know about. It was abandoned when I saw it nearly two years ago, sat on a huge corner lot about 2 blocks from the ocean. This area of the island had mostly old beach cottages, though I'm sure not far away were the monster "new" houses people are so fond of building. For me, this house is THE house!!
Comments (17)
It is truly ~Enchanting & Evocative~ Good Luck in your new Home :-} FABULOUS!!!
Oh YES! Let me know if you want a visitor!
Never give up on that dream!!! You never know what might be waiting just around the corner! :))
Wow - think of the stories this house could tell, I can understand you perfectly, another great capture Ralf
and the hide and seek games could play wonderful capture warm hugs, Linda
Oh gosh ... a little paint and some heavy wallpaper, and you'll be all set to go! :) Great image ... you've captured the essence of a place like this. Wonderful!
You're kidding.
Looks like a wonderful place to be!
What a wonderful house yeah I could go for something like this too, Its great, Nice capture Marilyn, beautiful posting!!
I agree with you this is a nice little house tucked away. I would love to live this close to the beach, nice capture
Knock once, Knock twice, and SOLD to Marilyn!!!! I wished it was that easy... Nice capture. Aloha
lovely shot marilyn x
You should find out who owns it and make them an offer. Who knows maybe they would be happy to have it taken off their hands. You never know. I think it's really cool.
Oh! Want a roommate??? Just kidding of course but I like it too, would be a shame to see it torn down...Wonderful shot Marilyn!
A handy man special! Cut away some of the excess foliage and it may be a jewel. Two chimneys. Great find, wonderful capture and super share. Dana
very nice
Places like this really DO need to be occupied! Little houses are perfect for me, especially if they're near water, but not too near that they'd risk flooding. I love the feel of this image and those twin chimneys. Oh the stories this house could tell: spooky ones too, given it's current condition. I always see abandoned houses and imagine their potential as locations for climactic action in films like The Blair Witch Project, which is my favorite supernatural/paranoia movie of late years. People love to blast that movie because it's fake, but they totally forget that its also creepy as hell, despite stupid protagonists...or maybe because of them. Anyway, when I see abandoned houses, I think of the house Rustin Parr committed atrocities in, and I always expect to see hundreds of mysterious and disturbingly small hand-prints on the interior walls. This house doesn't have that vibe at all, but in its current condition, a location scout for the next Blair Witch ripoff will love it as much as I do. I agree though, it'll be better to fix it up, live in it, and take pictures out in the garden.